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BigTuna
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Comment #49243263
I've always thought Unsinkable II would be a good boat name
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Comment #49201624
Forgejo seems decent but I've only scratched the surface.
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Comment #49201595
It's probably not attributable to AI in the way that you're thinking - Github has been absorbing an exponential increase in usage, and that increase is mostly due to new AI-related…
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Comment #48587578
In addition to Eurosky there's also Blacksky, Northsky, and Anisota. Plus dozens of other non-microblogging apps. AT is growing pretty quickly now.
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Comment #48584641
An unfortunate step backwards. I'm cheering for Eurosky and open networks.
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Comment #48461183
Great job! 14 is misleading though - while the context is one day, the animation depicts axial precession which takes place over ~26,000 years
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Comment #48022535
I reverse proxy everything through a Caddy instance running on the same machine so I avoid the firewall dance entirely by just prefixing all my port assignments in the compose file…
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Comment #48008505
1980s even. It takes a while to siphon off all the value built up by multiple generations.
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Comment #48007927
Welcome to late stage capitalism
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Comment #45390530
There are already working alternate implementations of every protocol component.
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Comment #44703652
And fwiw Bluesky DIDs are currently still centralized in plc.directory but work is being done to decentralize them.
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Comment #41838145
>We WANT to know that there's a collision in transmission so that we know we need to retransmit Digital trunked public safety systems solved this problem decades ago. If you key up…
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Comment #40014632
This is an absurd generalization
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Comment #38843623
I was too poor, but I did belatedly donate to the maker of Trumpet Winsock thanks to this HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2282875
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Comment #38825133
>just not for their own workers The shoemaker's children always go barefoot
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Comment #38664968
Just think of the billions of planets out there that have never heard Black Sabbath
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Comment #38531774
If pixelfed and mastodon are federated with each other, you should be able to view users and posts from both sites on either site - no need to sign up for both.
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Comment #38176549
It's all your posts and replies as a user. While they currently host the only* PDS themselves, the end goal is for every end user to have their own PDS. Inrupt/SOLID calls this con…
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Comment #37943415
I think it's breaking some other things as well [stage-1] Expected "\"orange\"\n" as stdout, got: "Hello World 2!\n"
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Comment #37918564
This was probably 20 years ago now but I don't think it was a formal paper
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Comment #37918214
A long time *ago I read re: Feynman's divorce that false accusations of abuse were common back then because no-fault divorce didn't exist. Couples that wanted a divorce would have …
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Comment #32318390
Any old heads remember using HoTMetaL to write HTML? It was literally just a glorified text editor that inserted tags for you. I eventually learned HTML well enough from it that it…
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Comment #30092779
I'm currently working on getting a retired Broadcast Electronics 2100C cart machine from my old college radio station and as I expected the parts appear to be very hard to come by.…
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Comment #27462586
I don't mind complexity but what I can't stand is having to access that complexity through touchscreens. Without the tactile feedback of a knob or button I have to take my attentio…
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Comment #8643190
Somewhat misleading headline. The IP trace led them to the couple but old fashioned techniques like surveillance provided the evidence to actually make an arrest.